Arman Babadzhanyan, leader of the “For the Republic” party, said that the bishops plan to meet with Garegin II and declare that he can no longer remain on the throne.
Journalists from Armenia and Azerbaijan have produced detailed reports on the topic, incorporating official perspectives, expert analyses, and the views of local residents.
The government has streamlined the procedure to ease the “administrative burden” on citizens. Those confident that their income data are accurately reflected in the records of the State Revenue Committee may choose not to file a declaration
“This meeting can be described as ‘controlled people’s diplomacy.’ Independent figures from Azerbaijan should have taken part - but they are either in prison or have been forced to leave the country”
According to Samvel Meliksetyan, engaging with experts close to the authorities offers a chance to influence political decisions made by the Azerbaijani government.
The former minister of the unrecognized NKR, currently on trial in Baku, told his family that the judicial process lacks "any signs of objectivity and fairness."
JAMnews has learned some details about the closed-door discussions. Political analyst Robert Ghevondyan did not rule out the possibility of holding the next meeting in Baku.
The parliamentary majority, meaning MPs from Armenia’s ruling party, rejected the initiative from the opposition faction “I Have Honour.” This is not the first failed attempt to start an impeachment process
Gyumri mayor Vardan Gukasyan and seven others have been detained on suspicion of extortion and bribery. All details known at the time of publication, including reactions from authorities and the opposition.
Priest Aram Zograbyan said in an interview that clergymen were pressured to “take part in rallies organised by a political party.” Among those detained is the head of the Aragatsotn Diocese, a nephew of the Catholicos of All Armenians.